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Therapy, Medication & Substance Use

Medication Management: Psychiatric Care, Primary Care, and On-Site Pharmacy

MHASCK offers medication management in South Central Kansas, including psychiatric medication, integrated primary care for established clients, and an on-site pharmacy, so your mental health medications and support live in one place. Medication is always your choice, and we treat it as one tool among many. We accept Kansas Medicaid, offer sliding scale fees, and work collaboratively, never rushing you or talking down to you. If you are searching for medication management near me, you are welcome here.

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Who it is for

Support built for where you are.

This service is for anyone considering, starting, or already taking psychiatric medication. It is a fit if:

  • You wonder whether medication might help alongside therapy.
  • A current medication is not working, causing side effects, or needs review.
  • You want a prescriber who explains options and includes you in decisions.
  • You are an established client who would benefit from integrated primary care.
  • You want the convenience of filling prescriptions at an on-site pharmacy.
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How to get connected

Getting started is simpler than you think.

Getting started is straightforward:

Cost and coverage. Kansas Medicaid accepted, sliding scale available. Our on-site pharmacy can make filling prescriptions simpler and more affordable.

  1. Reach out

    Call us or use our Reach Out page and tell us what you need.

  2. Talk it through

    We listen, review your history, and answer your questions.

  3. Meet your prescriber

    You discuss options together and decide on a plan.

  4. Stay supported

    We monitor, adjust as needed, and fill prescriptions on site if you like.

Frequently asked questions

Questions, answered simply.

Will I have to go on medication?

No. Medication is always your choice. Many people work only with a therapist and never take medication. If you are curious whether it might help, our prescribers will talk it through honestly, but the decision stays yours, and we will respect whatever you choose.

Do you accept Medicaid?

Yes. MHASCK accepts Kansas Medicaid and offers sliding scale fees based on income, so cost does not have to keep you from care. Our team will help you understand coverage for both appointments and medications before you begin, so you know what to expect.

What is medication management?

Medication management is the ongoing process of evaluating, prescribing, and monitoring psychiatric medication to find the right fit. It includes regular check-ins to track how you are doing, manage side effects, and adjust as needed. It is a partnership between you and your prescriber, not a one-time prescription.

Do you have an on-site pharmacy?

Yes. We have an on-site Genoa pharmacy, so you can fill your prescriptions where you receive care. This makes it easier to stay on track, ask questions, and coordinate medications with your treatment team, without an extra stop somewhere else.

Can I get primary care here?

We offer integrated primary care for established clients, coordinating physical and mental health in one place. If you are new, reach out and our team will explain what is currently available and how to get connected to the right services for your situation.

Do you offer telehealth for medication?

Telehealth is available for some medication appointments depending on your needs and situation. When you reach out, ask about telehealth for medication management and our team will tell you what is currently offered and whether it is appropriate for your care.

Who prescribes?

Medications are prescribed and monitored by our licensed prescribers, who specialize in mental health care. They evaluate your history, discuss options with you, and adjust your plan over time. You are always part of the conversation, and no medication is started without your understanding and consent.

What if a medication is not working?

Tell us. Finding the right medication and dose can take some adjustment, and that is normal. Your prescriber will review how you are doing, address side effects, and change the plan as needed. The goal is a medication that genuinely helps, and we keep working until we get closer to that.

Do I still need therapy if I take medication?

Not necessarily, but for many people the combination works best. Medication can ease symptoms while therapy builds skills and addresses root causes. Because our prescribers and therapists coordinate, it is easy to do both here if that is what would help you most.

How do I start?

Use our Reach Out page or call us. Tell us what you are experiencing and whether you are new to medication or reviewing a current one. We will listen, answer questions, and connect you with a prescriber to talk through your options.

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